

Data cabling designed around your business
Reliable data cabling is an important part of your IT infrastructure and the ongoing performance of your network.
DataTalk designs and installs structured cabling solutions for businesses of all sizes, from a single data outlet or office relocation through to complete network installations.
We take the time to understand how your workspace operates and what your network needs to support, then design a practical cabling solution around those requirements.
Complete cabling and network installation
Our team can provide structured and conventional data cabling, network design and installation, network hardware, equipment relocation and setup, telephone cabling and diagnostics.
DataTalk works across a wide range of environments including offices, financial institutions, schools and tertiary education, utilities, industrial sites, homes and clubs.
Structured cabling options
Depending on your network and infrastructure requirements, DataTalk can provide:
Category 5e
Category 6
Category 6a
Category 7a
Work area outlets
Racks and cable management
Telephone cabling
Coaxial cabling
key features
Network design & installation
Cat 5e
6
6a & 7a
Racks & cable management
Office relocations & setup
Diagnostics & troubleshooting

Do you provide network troubleshooting?
Yes. Diagnostics and troubleshooting are included among DataTalk's network and data cabling services.
Can you help with an office relocation?
Yes. DataTalk can assist with PC, telephone and network relocation or setup as part of a move or workplace change.
Can DataTalk cable a complete office or workplace?
Yes. DataTalk can provide anything from a single data outlet through to complete office cabling, including network design, installation, racks, cable management and associated network infrastructure.
What types of data cabling does DataTalk install?
DataTalk provides structured cabling solutions including Category 5e, 6, 6a and 7a, along with telephone and coaxial cabling. Fibre optic cabling solutions are also available.

